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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-22
THE MARKETS.

CHICAGO Dec q.
On the board Of trade to-day the quotations
were as follows: Wheat-No 2 January opened
77lsc, closed '714c; February, opened and closed
7sc; May opened SIC, closed sizsc Corn-No.
Jan uary opened 4slSc, closed 4s5ac: FebrIl-
ary opened 4sS4c, closed 4gj4c; May, opened
4I4c, cosed 5414 So. oats-No. May,
opened and closed SS5sc. Pork-January, opened
$500, closed sl4s11e; February, opened and
closed SIS Is nominal; May, opened Sl5.75, closed
SIS 671e LArd-January, opened $50, closed
g. s214
Live stock-From the Union Stock Yards the
following prices were received; Hogs-Market
opened active with prices l0G15c higher for
good grades; light grades, S+e0L SIS; rough
packing. S5lOG5 IS; heavy packing and ship
ping lots, S. 35G5 80 Catue-Market steady;
40; cows, sl.s51a.75; stockers, Sa.0oGss5.
Sheep-Market steady; common, S2.75@325;
good $S75Q425; choice, S450d475
Produce: Butter-Fancy creamery, s0I3lc
per ID; fancy dairy. 219s4c; roll 1oGIsc; pack
ing stock, lsGI5c. Eggs Fresh, 2Oc per dog;
ice-house, l7GIsc; picked I2Gl6c Dressed
poultry Chickens 61SQt7IIc per 10; turkeys 90
&c; ducks, 66Isc; plucked geese, live $500 per
doz. Potatoes-7O975c per bu; sweet potatoes,
sS5o@40O per Dbl Apples-Fair to choice,
$l.75Gseo per Dbl Cranberres and cherry,
$3.50 per bib; bell and bugle $500
New York.
New YoRK, Dec. 81.
Wheat-Firm; No. red state, e40s5c; No 2.
do. 924c; No, red winter January, 9Jsse; do
February, &c. Corn-Firm; No. mixed cash,
GA G62s4c: do January, 615sc; do February,
&c. Oats-Steady; No. white state, 4024ic;
No Edo, 40Isc; No. mixed Ss11c Rye-Dull
and unchanged. Barley-Nominal Pork-Dull;
one year old mess, Si5.2s9155O; two year old
mess, s145oGli75 Lard January, S 10; May,
$s.I6
Live Stock: Cattle-Market dull and easier for
nearly ell grades; native steers, s. 45@t5S5; COM
mon to prime $S.70l550; bulls, s2.109325.
Sheep and Lambs-Slow trade and lower for
lambs; common to prime sheep IS 7595.50; pre-
MUM do, 5000; common to fancy lambs S. Goa
7.e0 .iol;s-Dec idedly dull closing weak; live
hogs, IS 4O&5.60.
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WHEN THE LEAVES BEe1sToFA1L~
GREAT AUTUMN REMNANT SALES
THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
POSITIVELY THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST LOT
OF REMNANTS EVER SHOWN IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA!

Following quotations will convince you Of the fact:
regular value 90. N'''N' 0''-' ''~''
=, 3 {; cases Of the FASHIONABLE CORDED BINGHAM
t9br for late summer and fan drssswoar: durable.
elegant IN appearance, and fast in color.
cases Of DARK sATTEEN REMNANTS. only &C..
per yard standard price 12c. This lot contains very
, I case Of DARE: FIGURED FRENCH sATINB
REMNANTs, only Zoe. per yard; regular value % and
ton We VII state that we have not snouSa Of saeh
pattern in the lot to make fun suit but enough for
Large assortment OF SC. CALICO. including Simp-
sous Plain blsck and second Mourning.
s on 1Fnfroaucson Sale Of coNEoRTs AND
brand Ne ha . n 4
z cases Of RK,CoLoRED cAcHAKRE AND
s 1:ias & a ND 9sa wide only Ice
H 0s S Is :
entirely feather proof.
s s:sa . VIDE 49, IS: regular price &c. &c.
:sIest.Sn q pstssn only Per Ssrd
.x Alot Of. Of w Cd1 pEEssGoop REMNANTS Of
Several cases Of BLEACHRD COTTON REMNANTS
anast T II tie onS ~ d &c. yad
A lot of DOMESTIC HOSIERY consisting Of Ladies',
Gents aud Misses Hose. from &C. to l2sc. per pair;
worth considerable more. but owing to the eircuul.
stance that We don't keep domestic hosiery but this lot
having Deem bought with stock Of OF
We have marked figures very low in order to close them
- ~ ~
1888 dozen Of FANCY TIDES beautiful patterns in
three different coiors only 12Sc. worth least Csc
10 dozen of PINK AND BLUE FIGURED TABLE
at SOC. ~
ONE PRICE AND NO DEVIATION.
Having done every thing in power for the benefit
Of the public we expect to be favored with many calls
this week, assuring our worthy patrons
SATISFACTION. POLITENEsS AND FAIR DEAL
ING
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s"MOre Gunners than Birds,


AND oRTOLAN SEASON.
The legal season for shooting reed birds and Or
tolan opened to-day, and before dawn scores OF
gunner5 were on on the river and Eastern Branch
In boats, looking for game. Men who hang about
the river front and pick up odd jobs had o good
thing OF it ! Ishing the gunners' boats about the
marshes During the past TWO weeks IL had been
reported that birds would be plentiful, and that
they had appeared earlier than usual but the
lew gunners who returned from the marshes be-
lore noon reported great scarcity OF reed birds,
and very few ortolan.
1.-The cunning this season has opened very
poorly said sporting man TO q STAR reporter.
"Inere are more Gunners than birds on the river
this morning"
Two men who returned from the marsh about @
O'Clock had two dozen reed birds and three orto-
Ian. They reported that they had had better sue
cess than any other gunners they had seen. The
DlruS were mostly shot one at time. The gun
hers are sta. Ing on the marshes later In the day
than usual, because the game IS so scarce and
tney 90 not Ike TO return empty handed. num-
Der or gunrerS went TO AnaloStan Island and
Little River. where 1t IS reported blackbir APP
peared Ia large foekS, AMI reel birds were more
Plentiful tn elsewhere On the Potomac In this
Vicinity.
Chief CLERK McGinn, of the health ONCE, killed
Iorty-one reed birds on the marsh OF Easbys Point
this morning.
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Alexandria Affair.",

DEATH OF CLEEGYNAN.-The death of Father
Thomas J. Stack, S. j., for some years assistant
pts. s VI 81. Aary's church here, was announced
Al the early services in that church this morning
Father Stack WAS native OF Virginia, aud had
been Confederate soldier. No priest has ever
been more widely popular in Alexandria, He
made q visit here . few weeks ago and then re-
turned to Boston, whore he died after an illness Of
eight days.
pupils OF the cOlored schools was resumed this
morning. Only = few hundred have been issued
so 1ar The pupils OF the cOlOred schools come
FORWARD at the opening Of the year much more
slowly than those Of the white schools. The
benches OF the later MI fully month earlier than
the former. although both open at the same time
To-mOrrow permits will be issued by the clerk
OF the school board for both the white schools and
the colored schools, and then no further permits
Will be issued until the 18th Of september
The COUNTY SCRoOS.-The county school board
OF Alexandria County neld q session at the old
courthouse here yesterday afternoon. The schools
september, that date being fixed by the board yes
terday. There will be ten schools in Alexandra,
County, under the supervision OF Mr. JnO E.
Feeory, and all the SchOOl-houses are being
placed In thorough repair for the opening.
TIE Nlw POLICE CoURr-HoUsE.-fhe new
Eairfax street wing OF the market building, while
the corporation courthouse is at the north end,
each at corner. The house makes o respectable
appearance, and II Well fitted for the purpose. 1t
IL 70 be painted in fresco and furnished suitably,
SO that nencefOrth Washingtonia ms who come
here on Sunday to contribute to the city treasury
may have the pleasure OF being tried in nne
large room. The experience OF Acting Mayor
Strauss has led him TO become the advocate of
such q change in the methods OF proceeding with
police cases as will relieve the mayor from the
daily burden OF the pOl1ce-court business He
proposes TO make the captain OF police Justice OF
the peace allow him to dispose or police cases and
to give him an increase Of salary making the ONCE
N0TEa-Mr Chas. Elliott, carpenter, well
known in Washington. died tuesday night, at his
home here.-Nrs. JnO. b. Bowers died, Tuesday
night last after short illness, having partaken
Of fruit very freely before retiring. A cOroner's
jury was called yesterday afternoon, and decided
that she died from natural causes-Alexan IS
leading gunners are now hunting sOra and reed
birds In the adjacent marsheS.-The ladies' aux
iliary OF the Christian Association helu meeting
this afternoon at the association rooms on King
Street-AleXandria has had u number o. repre-
Sentatives at the temperance bush-meeting Just
Closed al Grange Camn
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LACE CURTAINS Ar PRIME Cosr

EEATON PERRY
encreseor to PlRRY b Bsoryv,,
Is OFFERING HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF ANTIQUE
NOTTINGHAM AND MADRAS LACE CURTAINS
AT prime COST" TO CLOSE THEN OUT
This is kAkE OPPORTUNITY FOR PARTIES
FURNISHING TO PURCHASE LACE CURTAINS
AND An EARLY INSPECTION Is SOLICITED
As THEY Will SOON BE DISPOSED OF AT THE
prs NAMED xAt!p POW PRICES, -
bESd ENGLlsH FURNITURE CRETONNES AT
zoe. REDUCED FROM soc. AND 4OC
RAW SILK TABLE COVERS, ALL SIZES: ALL
WOOL BLANKETS. MARSEIILES QUILTS
NEW IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE IINENS
NAIklNS TOWELS, CRASHES. AND GLASS;
LINENS AT LOWEST PRICES
BEISItAN PILLOW AND SHEETIN0 LINENS
1HE CELEBRATED ENFIELD SHAKEN EIAN.
Ellis II ALL QUALITIES, BOTH WHITE AND
ME InWssT T bk9IVs JACKETS AND WRAPS AT
MEN IMPORTED JERSEYS. FROM ~ so TO A.
NET IN s Ell =, GHTPnA pa AND CASHMERE sHiWLs
NEW STOCK on PURE WOOL FRENCH DRESS
FABI!ICs IN ALL HE LATEST FAIL COLOR
NOVELTIES IN SILK AND WOOL PARIS rEx.
uuoEES FOR COMBINATION SUITS
AND TkEStm sSoayEas ch92IGH
IMMENSE STOCK OF BLACK And COIORkD
LYONS SILKS AND vELVETS
WEDDING OUTFITS A SPECIALITY
IL PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
STATION PERRY
Px11Y BUILDING
v...s,.,.. FennUivan1A ave-. cor. 9th st.
AStSonsuso 1ofV SpC7
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Drink the t'Queen Of Beers',
II you want to save doctors bills. The health OF
your entire family win be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, LOG d street northwest.
rs cents per dozen. 6m
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EDUCATIONAL.

MI ARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
M organised Tor in Agriculture and
eAechAnicArts offered in every county.
fnl literary and scienthc courre Locstion: Colleee
Station, B. and o. Railroad 81 miles from Baltimore,
miles from WASHINGTON city Session OPENS SEpT. 20
For CATALOGUES address J. A CHAMBIISS Secretary Of
Faculty. Agricultural College. Nd su24-1
EMERsON INSTITUTE
IL 914 l4th Ct. bet. I and Sta.
Men and Boys
rBesins its thir,y-si1.h year MONDAY. SEPT ~.
kns and other colleges and universities the Sci
entnc Schools. u 9. Military aud Naval Academies.
and isE STsinsss For Ess;isnsr,y eddSs:' ..,
MARTINS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
N 3l3 9th ST nv, nsar City PSst. Once
Fall opening SEPTEMBER Is. Regular Day and
and Junior Pr.cdcs Pepsrtmsnts and senior Prsctic
or Banking and Once Dss artment thorough instruc
ence, Penmsnship Exchange Interest, Discount Com
mission. brokerage. Avsrae1ng Of Accounts, Partner
chip settlement. and Partial Paymsnt separats
Spelling Tuition fee. Regular Business Course. bay
Session one year. S6o-peysble SO on entsring.
balance monthly instsllments 11O EACH ESQ paid in
full on entering. Tuition tee, quarterly, paid in
advance. e2Q: By the month S1o. EVENING Sessions
ness Course S40 subject Is Per cent reduction 70
Lady Students SpeCis Course for Civil Service. Full
partlcuiars College Once every week day, from q
10 p. M. or BY mail. Catalogue froe
FIG. MARTYR. President.
c. K URNER, A. II. q. T., Principal
made by the month quarterly. semi-ysarly yearly.
Ru15-lm
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An,usenients 'rO-nighs.

HARRIS BlJoU THBATER.-Austins Australian
Novelty co.
KERSASs THEATER--Comic opera and Variety.
PANORAMA BCILDISG.-Battle OF Bull Run.
ATHLETIC PARK.-Roller Coaster
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Publications. for the "a hours commencing at D. m
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland Della
ware New Jersey, and Eastern Pennsylvania
slightly warmer fair weather, light and variable
winds generally becoming sOuthwesterly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-01

''KOyal Gluo'' mends em.-Boston Vdrietis,
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u h. ''Ward" prints 4Oe. per 10.
&c. per quart.
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL CAkhlNGIOS, ATTORNEY-AT
~ Law, Harbour bulIuing, 4SU Louisiana
avenue. Na>.uuxtOu. ". T. h..IueIIce LIS Al *
u.
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CITY ITEMS.

To introduce These shoes
10 the public the Standard Shoe House
Will o1er for Friday, Saturday, and Monday
Misses Kid Button, IL to z, IS cents
Misses tine American KID button Opera or
Common Sense Last, worth S1.75, at $1.1O.
Ladies' fine Kid or Pebble Button, Common
Sense Sense S Or Opera, worth e. a. tlsS
Mems P. Calf Working Shoes CSC
Aels' French Toe or Opera, Button and Lace, or
toned
TIE Nxw STANDARD sHo. HOUSE,
S24 7th ST.. bet. and L
Reed Birds, Summer Duck, Oysters, and
Ferch at Morgan's, 933 street NV.
oysssrs, Oysser., Oysters,
In comes the Oyster month to-day, to ind
SITS. NV. Everybody knows that johnson has the
pest oysters. Give him q call Don't mistake
inc place ~ and ~ 9th st., cor. OF +. Ladies'
saloon, nrst floor. 1t
Bicknell's Syrup for diarrhea l
W0rkin4men, Attention!
II you are In want OF Stoves call at RuddenS
Mammoth Furniture Carpet and stove Install
ment House. $50 and 932 7th st. n. W., and exam
All Union Made.
Also Furniture, Carpets, Mattings, &C., which will
be sold on easy weekly or monthly payments. 4
American and European, Morgan's, es3
street NV.
New Fall Styles illustrator in the Bazaar Dress
maker for Ladies' and Childrens Wear, at Open
nelmer's, 62S 9th st. NV.
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We have constantly on hand the choice kinds of
Oysters, such as NorfOlks, Blue Points Morris
Coves, Saddle Rocks, Hampton Bars; Soft and
Hard Crabs and all kinds OF Birds and Game re-
ceived fresh every day and delivered TO all parts
the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-01

JUsT RECKIvKD.-The newest shapes In fall hats
In fashi0na BILE colOrs Al francs corner 9TH and d.
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sales OF Real Estate.

s. d. Web has bought for $500, OF John !.
Hall, parts S and 4, square OPS, on the north
east corner OF Sth and X streets soul beast. j. W.
FllinS has bought OF A. +. Barker, for st. O0O lot
:3, square 400, fronting IL feet the public space
&C street, Maryland and Virginia avenues) between
SJh and 9Th streets southwest.
j. Stanley Brown has bought Of John l. Brown,
Tor 5000, sub lot A, square Pa, fronting n by
1O6 feet on tie east side OF 14th street. between L
and VI streets northwest.
DR.. James Z. Morgan has bought Of Johanna c.
Larman, for 81 500 sub-lOt %, square 81 fronting
1888 by 1913 feet on 22d street, between L and
NJ streets northwest. john NJ. Eshleman has
bought, for $4,000, Of James W. Patterson sub.
IL, square ga, 10 by CO., feet, on the corner OF
I'd and e. streets northwest
John 8. Thompson has bought Of c. ii. Parker
for s5,9l313, lots 6S TO 30. square 541, fronting
$50 feet on j, between Sd and AZ streets SOUTH
WASI
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

- hOl.l AOUIE 10 LONDON. - . -.
- NohuI., 4 ., HER LLOYD 3 s. CD
last EAIress steamers
To Southampton tl~Olaon. iiasreD' bremen
ElDe o.... oS.I 80 % ALL. AA.e- ocSl, D 4
III. neira, est, az "a: A-.hss we'd Scl,t
Ia 2 pm tlua., Sat, oeIL IL, % O. IN. Iaa. we'd,
Bal a.
Comfortable ststerooms. excellent table. luxurious
s.l,I, mr. u,ulleuts Prices lst cabin ID and ~
Nalas a Curlu. ACCORDING location, II cADu'
l+rth: sleeIASfs a. rates. Apply 10
anal l. h. DkOOP. Slo Pena.Ava
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EsenAvWe Am Dr. Smz1so

Engraving On metal aud wood NooogrSmsandc reeAa
On seals watches 3eWeIy Caxd spgTsyn9 snd nm
any: : sse sayrsvn. n snits bEanchea BookbndeFs
stamps LOT mASkn& and al kinds 0f stamping matsr1
Soo ~ Saivet bullion embroiuaxx,lx. kexAxs aud aI
6Aas Of lodge payzphex0aliS p.ais
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE IN Effect July osTH. 1857
o mAs SfN jTsE hh asr iNp CORNER
., For Chicsso and Northwest. Exp. Daily 1885 . u
:, For Cincinnati and ST. Lous. ZAP Daily ) Il ana
For p1t'.burs and Cleveland. EXP. Daily 10 IS an
For fs1ias;Gp and Local station 40 loan
For rum S . ~ ..S ai slsS,
For sinser.y and intermeiist I.oln.s, - 15rm
an. 4 10 % Is Css mute tram - 80 30.
SD. 80, 40. 80, - SIS aad ii 10 rm. 3D.
siiS; 40 80 am. Il o. $50. 30 pm sand iS
For Nay stations between Washington and BAlu.
ana - Pm Sunday. s So . IN ana ~ so g.
70 so and $ SIS pm Som sunday stops at All s ia.
fer asitbersburs and intermediate points ~ ,os.
For BOyd's and intermediate stations. IL 20 .. N
C6orch train leaves Washington ON SUNDAY only q,
10 m, stopins tall stations Metropolitan
For Frederick. tlo:o5 .. m, - 30 . m. sundAya
For II H..crstown. TO 10 q. m. and - .3orm
TRAITS arrive from Chicaso. daily, go a. m and
m sna n .5Im frs iSd NJ LSa, daily 20
Ai frsia Y p m Chester and w,,m,r.,o "a
a ~ 3.oo. 3 CO. aud $50 .. m. daily, aud I / -
From sineerly and intermediate points north of Raj.
Trains i.sse baiin.ore for Washington at 10 q 30.
$50. 300 800. co. aud 1850 a. IA IL Is 2ls
800, 10, sos. 9 90 8 so. -, ) 80. aud IA 90 n
Tor point. On valley Railroad Is D.
Except Sunday. Daily.
Baarrase called tor and checked at hotels and -.-
den es on orders lett at Ticket Office, 6ls 1851
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Condensed Locale.

Friendship Lodge No. 3, ]. q. NJ, went to Lower
Cedar Point yesterday on an excursion. An event
OF the day WAS the presentation OF a gold badge
by Mr. j. VI. Richards, Oh behalf OF the lodge TO
Mr.. = G.. BOuiS.
The W. l. /. Corps has decided to send COM
pany 10 Philadelphia the l4th inst. to take part
In the Constitutional Centennial celebration.
In the local item headed "paying for his learn
Ing In yesterdays STAR, John Lee testified that
his son William was not twenty-One years old.
A dead cOlOred infant Ea5 found in the alley be-
tween 9Th. 9Th, E.St Capitol, and streets south
east yesterd- afternoon.
This morning Walter Garter, living On South
street, raiset a row at his house, and crowd col
lected in consequence OF the report that he was
about 10 cut his daughter Throat Policemen ar
rested him, and he was charged In the Police
Court with swearing and was fined
j. ShillingtOn sends the interesting September
number or the Century.
John Blackstone, colored, was charged by his
wife with having assaulted her on the 27th inst,
and was fined $40 or 80 days in Jail in the Police
Court yesterday.
ChaS- Buckner, colored, charged by Officer Breen
with writing policy, forfeited $50 collateral In the
Police Court this afternoon.
Those VINO leave the city during the summer can
have IHB STAR mailed TO them for any length OF
tine, al the rate OF so cents per month, and the
address changed as often as desired. Sc The
requisite amount Of money must each &c
The order
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DItDNoNT AIR LINZ,
II Aah..asal..

DItDNONT AIR LINE
Il Schedule IN effect June 9Th. 1851.
\ 30 A. Mast Tenn. Mail Daily Cor warrnntoa
Gordonsville. Chsrottesvllle Lynchbury and Stapus
between Alexandra and Lynchbu n. Blue Ride
Sslera- Nontgomery and New Orleans Pumaa
Sleeper " ashlngton To New Orleans
IL - A. M-fast Mail Daily for Warrenton, Char
Lynchburg, Rocky Mount, Dsnville and Station. be-
tween Iynchburg and Dsnvllle, Greensboro Raleigh.
CHARLOTTE, Atlanta, birmingham, Montgomery New
Orleans. Texas and California Pullman Sleeper New
iork 10 Atlanta, IN connection with Pullman Seeers
Atlanta 10 New orleans, and Mann Bouduir Seepers
for Birmingham. vicksburx aud Shreveport Sold
Trains Washington 10 Atlanta Does not connect for
ana T gT'e 6slIn,- i snnd.ys sr,.v g. ,
strnsourg and intermediate stations. Connects AZ
IL Nen Mith \. - for Luray. arriving . an.
oordonsville. Chsrlottesyile Iouifyille ru,.tnnau
and summer and near Line of Ces and Ohio
nou.e fullnlan sleepers and Solid Trains Washing
noosa, Memphis, Little Rock and all Southwestern
Points Through Pullman sleerers Washington %
90 M.-souihern L express Daily for I.ynchburz.
b1nnhe hsieish, Ashevllle. Charlotte Columbia
A Ahen hasusta Atlanta; MONTGOMERY, New Orleans.
L. MONTGOMERY connecting with Pullman Parlor Carr
Mongoinery 10 New Orleans Pullman sleepers NASH
Sleeper. MssningIou 10 tireenI,rler WLite suiphur
Springs, daily except sunday
Trains on Westminster aud OHIO division leave wash.
a. Daily; arrive Round fi III az Suh'si ann SnI t33P
A.; Returning leave Round lhll q .05 A NJ Daily aui
SO a 81 and * Sunday. arriving Washington
uhrough trains from the South via Charlotte, Dan.
wiie ana Snchburv arrive IN Washington \ 10 A VI
purH At lo:4! A NJ ard 40 r. NJ via Ches AMI
S Snr, houte ana Charlc,tesvie sts:4o r. M stras
Tickets, Slespins Car reservation and information
iunshed and oagysge checked at office 1900 Peunsyl
Railroad 9TH aud stc-s;s JAS. L. TAYLOR.
~ General Passenger Agent
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Nicely Furnished Rooms, at Morgan'S,
o33 D street NV, by the day, week, or month. l
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A GsEAr SLAUGHTER IL
DRY GOODS
AT LUTTRELL VINES

1890 PENN. AVE- N. w.. Co.. 10Th ST..
Until September Goth We will take off Is PER cent
for cash ouly on all AL froIn u upwards our
Gol1red sAfs. s.tns. tslysts. Hsnrletta. vo,ls,
Napkins. Towels. Gents aud LSiss' Undsr wear Para
SOILS Umbrellas. Gloves Hsuery Gents and Lsdies'
HAndkerchists. Buttons, LAces. Corsets. Jerssys
Blankets. Couiforss JlsnnAs. ksd Spreads. Blescned
and Brown COt;ons. etc. ETC., etc. fu1 linen White
Goods. Figured liuen IANus Hateons, &c, &c.
We also Offering large lot Of Remnants for less
than half price. This is HUMBUG. Give u. q cali
and be convinced that vs mean business. Our i'm
ter stock viii awe money by calling on uA
LUTTRELL WINE,
1880 Penn Ave n. W.. cor. Goth st.
au20-2w
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STANDARD CouaH SYRUP.
The best remedy for Coughs. Colds. Hoarseness,
Asthma, Bronchitis. influenza, aud lncipient Con-
sumption on the market Pleasant to the taste aud
SURE for all affections Of the Throat and Iunss
This remedy should always be kept on hand for emer
gencies.
Bottle holds twice as much medicine an that Of any
other twenty five cent preparation sold To be had
from all druggists ct twenty five cents bottle.
Standard Remedy Company, manufacturers of the
following United States Standard Remedies:
STANDARD COUGH SYRUP,
STANDARD VOICE BARS.
STANDARD SYSTEM TONIC.
STANDARD RHEUMATIC REMEDY,
STANDARD PILE REMEDY.
Call or send for circulars.
OFFICE: 1900 STREET N. ".
Telephone 1854. .u27et.
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= on sunday Tuesdays aud Thursdays, at am. for
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ers wharf, sundays and edueslays up. Brent's
Sho CHAPEL Point Thursdays DOWN Aid Mondays aa1
@. I. JONES, Agent 7th-st wharf,
JOHN ACGAHEE. Aie1sndriA Va, Agent .ul
n ORfOLK AND FuhIhLss MONROE
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street wharf every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY sSd
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